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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13
s.xn,ncant words.

Tn his letter to the Secretary OF the
Interior. unfolding the rights of the
settler Miller, ms against the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, Presi'
dent Cleveland uses the following Ian
guage:
The legal points in this controver-
sy turned upon the validity and effect
Of the withdrawal and reservation OF
this land and the continuance there
Of. The Attorney General Is OF the
opinion that such withdrawal and res
ervation we're at all times effectual,
and that they operated to prevent
Miller from acquiring any title or
right to the land claimed by him.
With this Interpretation OF the law
and the former orders and action oil
the Interior department, it will be
seen that the effect has been the
withdrawal and reservation since 1879
OF thousands, if not millions, OF acres
of these lands from the operation OF
the land laws Of the United States,
thus placing them beyond the reach
Of our citizens desiring under such
laws to settle and make homes upon
the same, aud that this has been done
for the benefit of the railway compa-
ny having no fixed, certain or definite
interest in such lands. In this man
ner the beneficial policy and inten'
ton of the Government in relation t.
the public domain have for all these
years, to that extert, been thwarted
There seems to he no evidence pre-.
scented showing how much, il any, oil
this vast tract is necessary for the full.
fIlment of the grant to the railroad
company. Nor does there appear an,
limitation OF time within which thi,
fact should be made known and til.
corporations be obliged to make III
selections. After the lapse of fifteeI
years this large body of the public
domain is still held in reserve to tn,
exclusion of settlers for the conven
fence OF corporation, the beneficial
~ Of the Government and waiting it
selections, though it is entirely Ger
tain that much OF the reserve can new
err be honestly claimed by the corpo
ration. Such a condition Of the pub
lie lands should no longer continue
and so far MS it is the result OF exec
u,ive rules and methods, it should b,
abandoned. and so far as it is the con
sequence of improvident laws, thes'
should be repealed or amended.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

The cosmopolitsH climate of Da-
kota Is well exempl6ed by recent
dispatches. Along with dispatches
descriptive Of the havoc Of "northers, :"
"blizzards" and Jack Frost" comes
one about the heat OF the sun warp
ing the rails, precipitating train Of
cars going down bill in ditch, killing
ono man and wounding several. We
have heard OF Dakota climate before,
thus. ~ farmer went out all mutlled
up, carrying bucket of boiling wat
or to thaw out his pump and before
he could take of his great clothes he
WAS sunstruck."
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Chris. Wilkir. deceased.
Not,ce is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor of the last will and ties
.ament OF Chris. Wilkir. deceased. to the
err dtors of ard all persons having claims
against the said occe sed. 20 exl Int them.
with the nccess nv vouchers. within four
months after the first publication vt this
notice. Ia The SAID Executive, at The store
ot john Kennal :. in Idaho City. til" same
be ny the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate. in said county OF
Boise. WILHELM LASS,
Exec tor of the Last Will and Tesla
mint Chris. Wilkie. deceased.
Dated this 23d day of April, 'S7.
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MADAM DO YOU WANT TO York;
That is, if you pay city taxes, do you
wsat TO have voice in saving how
those taxes shall be expended? If
you have children going to school,
do you want 10 help elect School
Board which has the ability and the
will to do its duty by the schools,
where those children must spend $,
many hours Of the most inpressible
years Of their lives? II you think
woman's place is home, do you not
want to have voice in deciding what
kind OF influence shall surround that
home, whether or 10 gambling.
bells, secret places for selling liquor,
or other haupts OF vice are to be nj.
lowed to flourish where the value of
your property will be injured BY their
nelghborhood, or perhaps, your chill.
dren exposed to danger? Even if
you are represented" would il no.
be well to have the influence of the
home doubled In the politics that
LRis oar hnmes2- Fort Scott Monitor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

The wool growers of southern Mon.
tana and other parts of the territory
viii be interested to learn that Justice
Bateman & Co., wool commission mer.
chants of Philadelphia, in a letter to
the Interstate commission express the
hope that section four will not be sus.
pended AS regards the trans. cont,nen.
tai railroad lines. The protests against
the long and short haul, they saw.
came from parties who have hereto.
fore enjoyed the greatest benefits
from cut rates aud who have an un.
lar advantage. For instance, last
year the merchants of San francisco
had a rate of 80 cents per hundred
pounds on wool, while dealers and
growers located several hundred miles
further east had to pay $500 to 4.5O
per hundred pounds, unless that wool
was shipped direct to the Pacific coast
! here Is wool, they say, now in Phila.
delphia grown in Montana, which th,.
railroads forced to be sent thence via
San Francisco, making haul of A, 900
miles, while if shipped direct, it would
have travelled only 1000 miles. The
object of this discrimination was to
give oan Francisco merchants an CD.
por'umty to exact toll on Montana
Sooi before it reached its natural
Observation-Disclosures.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

"Now, Mr.. NILSSON, you must sing
for u.s. said Miss Feathertop, "and !
am sure you will sing sometimes to
oblige u.s." "Of course will--always
willing to oblige. Just ask the com
pany to pass out quietly, please. "
PASS out quietly! What do You
mean by that?' at is better so,
Miss Fcsthertop, as it prevents them
from stampodirg and breaking the
furniture when | begin to sing
fDrakss Travellers Magazine.
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Notice to Heirs,

In the Probate Court II Boi County. Idaho
T, rritury.
C asnd
Pursuant tn an order of The said cou, I. made on
the Ii III day of Apri. 1887. NJ hereby given
'h.t SATURDAY.. the 23l day of Apri'. 1887 NJ IL
% cluck, VI OF soId day at thu room ot sa,d
court the Cour, Hon III h city, Is, is.
cnuat,. ldsho Terri ~. have l." pp' inted a.
the time aid pla,e for proving the will of "a
chris Ike deceased !. ami tor h airing the a, pill
tion of ", The M Las r III issuance 10 him -
letters testan.ntary. wh- and where All person
Interested may sppear and Goa -st the same.
L. =. HAkT.
Judge of the Probate Conrt aud exotic. 20 ERIK o.
sid Con I.
Dated APRIL II. 1897.
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The Chicago and Northwestern has
bought ths Utah and Wyoming right
Of way from Ogden, via. the Corinne
and Bear river pass, and will extend
the road through the Malad valley
this season. The Wyoming road
tunnels through large beds OF coal,
from which coal can be dropped into
the cars without hosting
GChicaQo Journal OF Commerce.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

M0MTV to be made. Cut this ont and
MU IL u return 10 us, and We will send
you free, something of great VALUE and i'm
portance to you, that W II start you in b,
mess which will bring YOU in more mon,
cy right away than any thing else in this
would. ANY one can do the wo k anu live
ut home. Either sex; all ages Some
hing new, that just coins money for all
workers. We will start you; capital not
ne ded. This is one of ihe genuiac, i'm.
pnrtant chances of IA fe ime Those who
are ambi i"us and cntcrpri~ing viii not
delay. Grand outfit free Address TRUE
" Co, Augusta, Maine.
March Il. 81. l..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

1t is not what man has seen but
what he has read that makes him
learned. 1t is better to know one
great mind than it is to visit three
great countries. The wisdom we get
from books broadens the mind; the
experience we derive from travel
sharpens the wits.- Arkansaw
Traveller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

A wild goose was killed on Upper
Trout near Phllipshurg, Montana,
by Henry Smith that had, securely
tied to his left s;.ss,. silver plate in
the form OF shield, uPo:: which W., s
inscribed something in the Norwegian
or Danish language.
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April s, 1887, 90 d.
r. M GH,HSN
Il Vearney Stree,

Il Vearney Stree, ! an Franc sec, Cal
Nervous u, bill ~. Seminal We akn,ss xhau-i-
Vitality. Ir' mar r,l9i. Lot Ma, hood Inp.
trncy Paralysis. O-t,orrh eI, an ali the terri
| IL Effects ~ sell ub 'sr. III evcrss in mature
wears, such rs nss Mem ~, LASH u g, Noriu
nal Emf sions aversion I" society. I'imi,ess of VIZ
- Noises III the Head. p vital fl ii pas ~ M
bse'r- il he mine nd any other dseas,
hat lead IL insunit, and "eaih
YOUNh MEN
Suffer- G from any OF the above symptoms sh, II
" insult 's 1T i'e lie dram .al IL stem I'd. V
aliy ,'st"le'i 'id lit, Le made again pie SUI,
n-tc d II burden
There aie many
NJ DDLE.AGED NEN
VIII are trout i.d wi h - ir, qu-n. evacuation q.
lee biatder off u arcnnIpanip. by a slight siuar
ig "r hnrni' = sensati"h. and ~rak ming OF H.,
NAst' III III n M IN rr they c.In Il. count tp iU
- aiment Ill tn" zine. eic Many dis 81 III d II
guilty ipI' rant If tie culsr, Viii, il the s, r,,,
ST. pt'fs mnsl w,akirs
tuh's ~ ,nrNrrtDt IN All !UcH GAs,s.
onsGlt alton Free. III rongh .x"mina'inn an.
d>irr. inr.nd NJ ,h'nir al anal, sis and m,cr
80 ic.xi m.iati"n 81 the mine. So An homes,
= lniu x ven III eve Gaze
NJ" following "'d'.u er suyrlisd ut the rice,
named. ed .srt,l ssu fEF VITAL prsroe,
t-Vs. So bottle, or i nr times he quantity. SO
san PIE But LIZ. FARE
- IT I" any On" aprl ing by letter. at ny sym
ms SIX al d age stitt secrec, i'll regard to ii
luz NESS ir n>acions.
nm Ne e. -. lrsr."a Kidney Remedy, MrPaR Ell
'aihts. tono II 9a. Gle,, L. ncuIrI e. re FL,
50 b. all druggists: 81: bott C. or FIX b, ties TO,
VI.
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=! all druggists; P n-. 80 cent a DO n
-. a dos rghth cd c i Lis! ensa y,
"a. II h:Ah fHintir, San F. cisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

The sugar re6ners OF the East de-
m4nd that the long and short haul
clauses OF the interstate commerce
law shall be rigidly enforced in order
that the California refneries may not
be able to ship their products into the
Eastern markets in competition with
that produced in the East.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

vNlQ can live at nome, anG make
~ more money at work for u-
,han al anything else in this world. Capt.
tai H. needed; YOU are started ir,e. Both
sexes all ages. Any one can do The
work. Large earnings sure from first
START, Costly outfit and terms free. Be-.
Ter not delay. G. SIS Won nnihi Y to send
us Your address and tiad on if you are
Wise you viii do 81 at once. II. HALLETr
y Co, Portland, Naiaa
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N otlcs for Publication.

Notlcs fjr Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IpAH,.
March 10, 1887.
N'ice j. hereby given ihst the follow.
ing named settle. has filed no irc of his
Intention 10 make final proof in supper,
OF Ms claim. ami tn t sad proof will bc
made beinre Register and Receiver Al
Boise CITY. Idaho. IN Nav 81, / ~, viz;
lie Rood, who filed reemp,inn y. S
1851, Tor the W 1 Sec 8, l'p7N RS
l.
lie rames the following witnesses t,
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, 5 id land, viz
Ole Hanson, OF Jerusalem, Boise Co..
Idaho.
john FpsS,
John Petersen,
John Daily,
HARLEM PEFLEY,
Regist@.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

Under the acts of Congress only
citizens of the United States and
persons who have declared their in
tention to become such, can acquire
any rights by location upon mineral
lands OF the public domain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-13

NY patrons will be convinced that mcai
what | say. ALEX. ORCHARD.
Idaho City. New. G. l9S3-;f.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

A Russian miser learned to bark in order
to avoid the expense Of keeping a watch dog
An Atchison KAN man recently acted as
pail bearer at funeral and usher at we'd
ding the same day.
James Judge, of Kenoshs, Wis, although
totally blind, is ons OF the most skillful
plumbers in the town.
Mrs Crobar is powerful lever in n Sag
NAV, Mich, church society, where the Rev.
Mr. Broadex hews a branch from the treo OF
evil every Sunday.
Charles Miller attempted n masquerade AT
Columbus dressed in convict's striped suit.
policeman arrested him on suspicion.
locked him up, and he was refused bail
\ citizen of Fremont, Neb.. who got
drunk and froze his feet so that thoy had to
be amputated, has just recovered =, 600
damages from the man who sold him the
liquor.
Floyd Tufts. Of Westmore, Vt, is but 7
years old. and weighs only us pounds. but
be i able 10 shoulder two bushels OF corn
with ease and 70 lift his grandfather. who
weighs 10 pounds, frutn tie fc5r without
exertiEg himself.
In order to try the extent to which tragic
actress is moved ~ the whirl Of stage pa
sion. Sarah BeTnhar,it's pulse was once tested
az the wings immedia.eiy after a scens Of
grea. intensity II ticked as regularly aad
normally as r1 eiCte cav clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

salz dissolved IA zleohel ~in remove grease
spoEs froza cAuth-
RHb tbs tea keEfiz with keroseBs and po2izh
with CRY flannel cloth-
Camp chairs are now covered with plush
aud tcrdsrsd with tlny tasssis Of six
Fsoxr shoad bs kept n barrel, with q
nour scoop 20 Dip + aad a sieve u sift H.
ceilis..s that have BEEN smoked by kero-
sene lamp shoald bs wssked o1 with s0is
water.
The sarest test Of . frozen orange is rs
weishz II u Is heavy IN the hand It has Lot
been frozen
Cold sliced potatoes fry and taste better By
sprinkllnS a te&spoonfHl Of -four over them
Wills fryiag.
Drain piFes and al places that are sour or
impure may lie cleansed with lime water or
eaTbOllc acid
Bent whalebones can be restored and used
again by simply soaking IN water few
hours. then drying them
For cold on the chest, a flannel rag wr,1ng
out in boiling water and sprinkled with tur-
pentine, laid on the chest, gives the greatest
relief
When felon first begins 70 make its ap-
pearance, take a lemon, cut of one end, put
tie finger an, and the longer it Is kept thars
ths better.
When the rubber rollers OF your wringer
become sticky, as they very often do after
wrilging flannel, rub with kerosene and wipe
dry and they viii De nice and smooth.
For a cough, boil one ounce Of fax seed in
pint of water, strain and add little honey,
one ounce Of rock candy and the juice OF
three lemons; mix and boil well. Drink as
hot as possible.
To clean carpets, go over them once a week
with broom dipped in hot water, TO which
little turpentlne has been added. Wiring a
cloth IN the hot water and wipe under pieces
Of furniture TO be moved
To test cake in the oven, never insert
broom splinter, but draw it gently forward
and put the ear close TO the loaf; il it is not
done there viii be little sputtering sound.
When it Is thoroughly baked there viii be no
sound
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
ASTRONOMICAL TIDBlTS.

very palatable imitation of mock turtle
soup is rnsde out of the ordinary black beau.
Epicurcs rise in meeting and declare the
only way 10 enjoy reed birds is stewed in
cream
Il is late in the day for an exchange 10
dwell upon the difference between smelts and
frost fish.
Just why so many French cooks DESTROY
tomato soup by flavor of ham has yet to be
explained
Alarmists are spreading the usual tales of
probable extinction Of canvas back ducks
and terTapin-
Foolish men continue to get into disputes
as to TIE alleged superiority Of different
kinds of oysters.
Philadelphians long ago ceased to deny the
allegation that they eat sparrows ''as a regu-
lar thing for game.
Only the brave deserve the fair. and only
homo made mince pics are ever made as the
gastronomic law directs.
The government has put duty on i'm
ported plum pudding, and there is a great
howl from the Anglomaniacs
The fashionable buckwheat cake is about
the size of n trade dollar, and, TO be facetious.
contains more OF the wheat than the buck.
Thousands Of people at this season are not
happy at a dinner at which there is turkey
unless they get.the delicacy of the bird, which,
is wing.
Between some hotels cranberry sauce and
ordinary red ink there is very little differ
ence, and anti slang diners may well say 10
the waiter: What are you giving usg'
Washington correspondent would have
Us believe pumpkin is the almost invariable
dessert nt this season at a White House din
ner. This, if true, would indicate the '.eter-
uaI fitness of things at least in one direc-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Tie Jsczson G0ayter thinaz rs state
Military BosFl. ~llsn i0okiaz foT place
for al snea.npnslk Rsxt yssx, shoaid
haze .ooksd al Bois Llsae bland IN the
S,saI.s - AackinaE. AMI diseOursss
tlaHs ~ths State of Michigan osns
geoeiy portion u tts isisnd, skieh with
VsFy lite sxpsrss could be nzsd 70
sesss o. = psrnsHsnt camping zrOand-
Ihs iaisEd esn BE- made easily accessible,
- n ar enough 10 TIE G5vsTunsnf STA
t.sa GA the island q Mscksaac 10 get tho
benefit q the military experience of tne
Eilsd States army cEieers stationed
tAese, and fAr snoush away - secure easy
scntgcl 0f tic men. Il q soo late, probs-
~, this ysar, to iazks srrangsmsnts Tor
tEs State sneampnseBt - be held there
next season, oat Il II not too ists % De-
gin Preparations that EoaId fssuls IN The
sneanpmsat beng held thers IA loot,
anu each succsst Ing year thereafter. A
Stale 1iisary camp oa ground owned by
the bia.s. woaid be smiDently fitting.
Wat would jOHN T. BLANCHARD say To
this sclsme2
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

ne 6ess fsaEuss of the six12siea 10 tnsE &
s-seazs 70 have seeu ~xT&sesa - tine snc
5hssr0axaiy ~ car sec4l capitalists. - toat
xne dluinGtion sad Ultimate satlre cessz-
noa OF Ens l1m3<F sCDDly vlI not md
Gszza Rxplz1s aaprsp.red. wfEa s1y great
xaD lefl 70 he ellec a. mas o<<n the kzis of
- ua1y of our less tort1nsts or less wise
k9rta woods nSighoors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

ffHk MIL WILL NEFEk GRIND NfTa Tat
saisF te&1 h@s passed aetaez esE sea ever
ts<-&A tkle aaas1Ss thsi soa have pzto M EeEA
c@s koN ceA >ssP now n xoa M bns hel.se
@AA - 90 insanity p2yl.tzils II J. . tr9f A.
loves e-sck- osfA s~esf hatsa.
<lgs b0Hk Will Sss3kkA ktW AODfkS
= AID tsfF tasty sexea- Foom hoass seso2
sl1e %. IA shs - n p~r al tie eits kzl1nes
"a q fSt1 g1arterl1 "a loont1ls Slth kntetesl 81
beF ee1r. l1tosl 4 bo4EalI. ia4ioQ1ak bssitor
Tag 1slessasous IA
NOR sALE-GooD H0UsF 4 IoI oS la
4 fr3st-st-. hands 10 hss<lneszA "a "a 1eFuz
10 stlli pdry nsser- Lot o. tsAt-sFe4 Sloe oAioe
open Saturday nlkhts from al 1sltsle kFss-
ever Arcade
tS0k kAlK-cHfAP FOR CASH A klsf NlSE
roe<1h0ls and thlrty tkreS I'D ana hstf eisck
fD0En ho1res ana Alflsillzi-ss Brert<Cl
der Nee hoEle. TIE hsggsks hafgssn IN uTsId
k2pid< std befose Det~HaheF 4 Call O. al
drtss National supply Conspa1y. - MoRroess.
Grand ks}aes s2iu
HOUSE AND lot F0R SALT or foK RENT,
III ss7 lzfsyetts e.. nith ho<i.e zoath os Cherry
81 - 0ns small hoa~e - feni oB Hedsan Pace.
Enquire ga the premises SIT
Ls0R sAI.E-A LARGk BRICK DwEIl2NC
Il house. CT sprsng "a. soI $500 A neat frame
dwelling house. 81 9sucs-sl. for - sso. and
e acre farm ia epsrss 1og szT08. all ssnsii
IeylncDts and reasonable terms r. A. Hapgsf.
room izs. Ledysrd bloch, over fablle Llbrsy.
r47if
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GIRL WHO
w thoroughly understands houseuork. Nonld
prefer not very young girl: four N tse family,
no small children. Apply at 3os sheldon ST. Ssl
JxTAHTED-sIXTEENF FIRST CLASS DINING
w room giris. Ladies ParloT. Pierce block. $50
WANTED-IaMEDIATE GIRL TO DO
w general housework. Mu.t 20 home nights
Apply al once TO los Fountains 3f6tf
NANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral hsuse work, Swedish glrl preferred.
Apply ISL College ave 5l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

TWAE7 - sELL ny HORSE PBAEToy AID
i harness very cheso iftsken sooo. John :.
Hoz1ar. Is Canals sSsn
lTC TfOE sALE OF NAEHsT79S HoT-E
l1 n asrt fssrFsiLE Ms - Fnid. fiH
Tor SALF-GOOD HACK CHAP. or WILL
+ sxeesHge for othef pToEe-fy. Rus EdwsTds
= fu vs. er111 sTiffl1e ely 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
1nenfs--IInnfed-

lITANTYD - ON MONDAY MORNING.. TWO
W csnvsssers. good fslsry b rzbt men apply
risn h0s. 80
YfTANTfD-IM -IMNFDTaTEIY 1EN GOOD
" eeenfs. nae or ems p. 20 work in eitl
fsi fooIa is. BeReynoifs book. S@f
fsArvkSsEBS cAE CLEAR PROM 81 To q
= TT wesk selling nDvs,tys manufactured ~
Cales-oek a Sevmont. 81 Pearl = z1I8
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

yVANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN,
" aIosition ss c'erk or salesman, eight years
experience, inst class city reference. spesks Eng-
lish and Holland Address u, Box z, this ONCE.
s55
MANTED-sITUATION IN OFFICE AT 500
W per week, by . man of some experience.
Is also something OF shorthand writer AddIe =
X. Y, Box Z, this Office. so
WANTED SITUATION. BY YOUNG NAN
w at anything honorable. Has had experience
az shipping tlsrk, IL Office work, collecting. etc.
Csn refer any one 20 prominent men in the city.
i. II. N, care Box 4. this oflce. 354
WANTED SITUATION BY COMPETENT
W lady nurse. Best OF references Apply OF
address J. A., 1S9 Springst. 3s2
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

When sneb bssly Of representative
Bspullicsns a. met at Chicksring Hall
orgsnize fcr esmpsi<n work thus ssrly.
Il naskss Is vsrg evident that ths contest
81 lsss Is hn ha a rnr-s ore
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

An editorial in Congressman W. l.
ScoTr's payer, he Ere Ersning Herald
said TO ssvs been dictated by himself,
advocsses placing eosi on the free list
along vith o,hsr raw material. DIR.
scoTr IS one of the largest coal operators
10 ;se eg7Dtry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Helm Wanfed--Haye.

WANTED-THREE GOOD SOLICITORS. SAL.
w sry Grand Unioz. Pierce block. SO
= STESOGRAPHER AND 3Y PE-wRI TER. FIRST
y claSs sitUaio for night parry. Call AZ Grand
lr1un Commercial Bureau. rooms * 4. Pierce
block. $50
WANTED-NAS TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w of our tefes: size 2exlsxis inches; weight
500 lbs. retail price So other sizes in proportion
A rare chance % create q permanent business al
home. These safes meet n demand never before
supplied by other ssfs companies. We are not
governed By the sale Pool Alpine Sale Co.. cin-
clnnau Ohio feb2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

a Chicago morning pager speaks Of
rev residsucs. as having been thrown
cpeu 10 to0 guests IN honor 81 their only
daughter" II - suspected that this
rasst be he "Dsughssr II he Regiment"
about vhica ws have 80 cfisn heard.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

NYANTED - CHANCE TO PUT IE NEW
w ra.eut elevator will carry from 1 ton 10
10 tons; new lin, 30 cable 70 break. Great bai-
gain 10 first ecscmer. Inquire fof references
/. Crispin, Detroit Mich. sd
\ ABORiNG GIRLS. IN You HAVE DRESSES
l. 20 be made or pain sewing you wil 90 well
70 call al 10 West bridge-st. room l5, 3fd rso-
SSl
lUAETED-GOOD BUSINESS NAN FAMILIAR
W with Office work aud $500 in cssh. Rare op-
pouunity. Also good advertising solieisor. c.
box 3 Telegram Her1ld Office s24tf